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1. Other options for getting in to Niigata: By train. There are several trains that go to Niigata, but your best bet especially when coming from Tokyo is to take the “Toki” or “Max Toki” shinkansen (bullet train) on JR East’s Joetsu Shinkansen line. It takes just about 2 hours and costs about ¥10, one-way ($90~ or .

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2. Aug 10,  · Enjoy the ambient sounds recorded during a train ride leaving Kyoto, Japan. This was a night time limited express Kintetsu train. Play it as you fall alseep or just want some interesting.

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3. For example, it shows you the possible train connections from Niigata to Nagano offered by Hyperdia. How much is the cheapest train ticket from Niigata to Nagano? By booking in advance, you can find cheap train tickets from Niigata to Nagano from ,00 $. However, train tickets for this route cost on average around ,00 $.

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4. Just over an hour from Tokyo by bullet train, Niigata is a natural delight, from the popular ski resorts of Echigo-Yuzawa to the terraced rice paddies of whisperseekershagrelmalamuro.xyzinfo the mountains, scenic beaches stretch along the coast and ferries operate to rustic Sado whisperseekershagrelmalamuro.xyzinfod, rice and sake are local specialties.

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5. Sep 26,  · Various - Ambient Rounds Vol. 1 Label: Dock Records / DOCK Format: File Country: Germany Released: Aug Genre: Electronic Style: Ambient a circle of.

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6. Niigata is a defunct diesel multiple unit. It is known as the "forgotten DMUs". There was six Niigata DMU cars. Types (Power car no. , Trailer car no. , Total six cars), Manufacturer: Niigata, Japan, Engine: Cummins NHHRS 6 B, Power (horsepower): , Weight: 31 t per car, Max speed.

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7. Niigata travel guide. Niigata sightseeing spots, how to get to Niigata, weather forecast, restaurants, hotels, and other tourist information. The heart of this region, a band of land on the coast of the Sea of Japan is the city of Niigata, the location o.

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8. If you want to travel from Niigata to Tokyo by train, there are 54 available connections per day. The main part of these connections, that is to say 34 routes, include one or many changes and the rest, that is to say 19 routes, are direct lines. Thus, selecting a ticket with an indirect line could be more efficient if you want to reach Tokyo at.

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